Latter Roman Inn in Aquincum-Brigetio with a Diagonal Route (Kesztölc - Tatárszállás) Cover Image
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KÉSŐ RÓMAI VENDÉGFOGADÓ AZ AQUINCUM–BRIGETIO KÖZÖTTI DIAGONÁLIS ÚT MENTÉN, KESZTÖLC-TATÁRSZÁLLÁSON
Latter Roman Inn in Aquincum-Brigetio with a Diagonal Route (Kesztölc - Tatárszállás)

Author(s): Márta H. Kelemen
Subject(s): History, Archaeology, Ancient World
Published by: Akadémiai Kiadó
Keywords: Late Roman inn; mutatio; timber building; stone building; pottery;

Summary/Abstract: Presented here is the Late Roman stone building uncovered between 1977 and 1979 in the valley of the Topolka Stream: the description of the six rooms and the courtyard as well as of the site’s stratigraphy and its finds, together with the typological and chronological assessment of the finds. The architectural history of the building can be reconstructed as follows: originally constructed from wood, the building was rebuilt in stone under Constantine’s reign and again under Valentinian’s reign. On the testimony of the stamped bricks, the building standing near the Roman road was constructed by the army and it served as an inn.

  • Issue Year: 139/2014
  • Issue No: 1
  • Page Range: 35-70
  • Page Count: 36
  • Language: Hungarian